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is a set positive or negative evaluation of a group and its members; whereas is behavior directed toward individuals on the basis of their membership in a particular group.
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are expectations about the occurrence of a future event or behavior that act to increase the likelihood that the event or behavior will occur.
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occurs when members of the group fear that their behavior will confirm stereotypes about themselves.
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"Black is beautiful" and "gay pride" illustrate that the groups to which we belong furnish us with a sense of self-respect. This is the basic premise of theory.
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is the subfield of social psychology that seeks to identify the neural basis of social behavior.





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